Wolf Declares State Of Emergency For Pennsylvania Ahead Of Nor'easter
Gov. Tom Wolf has declared a state of emergency for Pennsylvania ahead of Wednesday's nor'easter.
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Gov. Tom Wolf has declared a state of emergency for Pennsylvania ahead of Wednesday's nor'easter.
Police say the incident occurred on the 1900 block of Berkshire Street around 7 p.m.
Bill Cosby was back in a Montgomery County courtroom on Monday as his defense team wants to stop some of his accusers from testifying at his sexual assault retrial.
The cleanup continues in Delaware County following Friday's powerful nor'easter as another storm is on the way to batter the region.
The Pennsylvania attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Uber after a 2016 data breach impacted more than 13,000 Pennsylvania Uber drivers.
A man has died after police say he was struck by a falling tree while driving on Friday evening as a powerful nor'easter slammed the Delaware Valley.
The pipeline is owned by Sunoco and Energy Transfer Partners.
Pawlowski was charged with trading city contracts for campaign contributions and faced dozens of charges including fraud, bribery, attempted extortion and lying to the FBI.
A Philadelphia police officer has been charged after being caught on video slamming a handcuffed man into a side of a pool.
It's a joint effort between the department and the owner of the Official Unlimited store on North Broad Street.
President Donald Trump asked Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey whether he left a proposal to raise the gun purchasing age to 21 out of his measure because senators are "afraid of the NRA."
Hundreds of worshippers are gathered inside a Pennsylvania-based church at a blessing ceremony for couples featuring their AR-15 rifles.
While House Republican leaders are showing little appetite for any new restrictions on guns, the Senate is working on a bipartisan agreement to bring several measures up for debate next week.
Under the legislation, State Representative Todd Stephens says an immediate family member or law enforcement official could ask a judge to issue what's called an extreme risk protection order.
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner continues to fill positions as he settles into the job by rounding out his top assistants, including a former top official at the Department of Justice.
